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TRADE IN GENERAL,
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. June 27-Flour quiet and dull but
unchanged; Wheat lover increased receipts caused
ply caused reaction and the was 4 ssc below
Saturday; No 9 red. cash 74isc: June 4l9c; July.
closing ssptembsr closing At
75c; October, YEA 976ssc. closing at 76ssc. Corn
closing at ssi4s: August s4l4 ss4ase closing at
34lsc September. 35035sec. closing at 35ssc. Oats
Rye quiet At sac. Bran steady at $50 Hay higher:
timothy. go SO a. ID: prairie sea II; new. ST .5O4
steady; creamery. 1501sc; dairy, 1O015c. Corn
meal steady at 81 Whisky steady at S1.O5 Pro-
Dry salt IneassBoxed shoulders s. iac; long clear
737 lac; clear ribs. Soc short clear. zoe. Bacon
ribs 5000 s.25ci short clear. s.450 SOC. Hams
steady at IL a 4c. Afternoon Board-Wheat strong
75hc. Corn higher: August, 35c; September, 35ssc
Oats firm i July. 2oosc August 24c Receipts oo
Blu; oats SO 600 bu: rye none barley. none Ship
ments-Flour. 5000 brls: wheat. 1000 blu; corn.
10000 blu; oats. 600 blu; rye, none barley none.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Flour dull and weak.
Wheat weaker and lower, No. red. June. s440
"a iac; July. s41 "a l9c; August, S3la0S35sc; Sep
crate demand futures dull and nominal; No. mixed
in grain depot 46c: No. high mix ed in grain depot.
August. ASIA 046c; September. AGA 047iac. Oats
Spot steady. but demand light No white. Sec; No.
white June 36a 037 iac; July 56ss 037isc: August,
34as034ac: September, 1888 0335sc. Provisions in
new SIS. 50 family. sl6 500 II SO Hams, smoked,
$12013. Lard steady: refined. 7.25 07. soc: steam,
6.1506.SOc Butter frmer under better demand;
creamery extra, 1SD19c; Western factory. 12014c.
Eggs firm with fair demsnd; Western frsts. lac.
Cheese quiet and steady. Ohio choice 73ac Ohio, fair
to prime 6i907 lac Other articles unchanged Re-
cepts-Flour. 5000 brls wheat. 10000 bu; corn.
4 500 bu; oats 10 600 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 49,
500 blu; corn 5000 bu; oats 8 600 bu.
e5 fancy SIS IS Wheat 2Sssa' no oS
no demand; No red offered at Use: receipts. 1000
blu; shipments. 4.5OO bu. Corn quiet: No. 2 mixed.
800. Oats easy; No. mixed. % a. 9iac. Rye firm
er; No. 2. 62c. Pork quiet at S15. Lard frmer at
6. 15c Bulk meats stronger; short ribs. 7.50e. Ba-
stronger short ribs S.5Oc; short clear. S.75c.
Whisky active and firm: sales of 3lS brs of finished
goods basis of S1-O5. Butter in fair demand;
fancy creamery, a 19c good to extra 17c fancy
dairy. II q 13c. Eggs firmer at IL a012c. Cheese
easier; small full aloe Linseed oil in good
demand and higher at a 45c. Sugar quiet; hard
fined. 6is06osc; New Orleans Az 15l4c
BALTIMORE, June Standardization lower
and dull; No winter red spot. S5c bid: June. ga d
Us5lsc July. 1894 S4c August. S3ls % SO SEC; Sep
TENDER. S40S4lsc. Corn--Western lower and duh;
mixed. spot. 4os044ac July. 45c ASKED: August.
Acc asked. Oats steady; Western white. 80 037c;
Western mixed. 33034c. Provisions quiet and
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s-16 as 5-16c; mold A. SIC; standard A, ZIG
SIC; confectionery A, 54c powdered. 606sc;
graduated, SIC. Moasses dull and nominal;
90 test. 10 19tc Rice steady.
Eggs firm and in fair inquiry; receipts, 3. IA
PACKAGES Western, IA 0142
Pork firm and active: sales. $3.50 barrels of
mess. Cut-meats firm and quiet Lard less
active but six to ten points higher; Western
steam. spot, G. 700675 July. lie. closing at
672; August, Bic, closing at G. o5c; September
quoted at Csc; October. 50 IO3; Novem Der.
6 SIC, closing ut 6 92c December. 6.87 06 &c.
city steam. g. 40c.
Butter quiet and unchanged; Western, 10 a lsc;
Western creamery, is DISC. Cheese higher and
firm: Western, TASTE.
Copper steady. Lead dull. Tin steady.
CHICAGO June 27-Trading in the'whcat pit
to-day almost as quiet as on Saturday. al
though there was q moderate inquiry for cash
wheat The feeling weaker and the prices
were lower, though prices held steady at the es-
taolisned decline Receipts ara small here and
the shipments are large, causing a rapid reduc-
ton In the stock in store. The visible supply
statement showed decrease of 2 597 900 bu. and
still more rapid decrease is looked for in the
immediate future Millers IN the interior, whose
stocks had all become very low. and who did not
higher figures have bought quite freely recently,
and the effects of this will be made visible in the
supply OF next week we'll as that just past July
opened &c lower. at 60. a 69ac, declined to 690
69sc and after the of the decrease of
the visible supply reacted. closing at 69sc. The
trading in corn was also light again to-day. the
mar6et ruIlng QuleL during most or the uay,
though toward the close there was
more doing, due chiefly to reports
of dry weather. The visible supply showed a
decrease of 9l5. 900 bushels. July opened at 35sc,
sold down to 353 a 35sc, and closed at 1868 363c,
the best figure of the day. The speculative trad
ing in oats was more active. Buying orders
were quite free, especially for the deferred fut-
ures Reports OF dry weather and q not very
favorable crop outlook. caused increased buy
ing and made sellers a little scarce July opened
at 25c, and sold 26ic and closed at 26ac.
Speculative trading was moderately active in
provisions. and operators watched the market
closely. fearing that the report of the fire at the
stockyards yesterday might exert q sudden in
fuence on the market The destruction of prod
ucts by the FIRE. however, will be of sufficient
Importance to make any marked changed In the
situation. The feeling stronger in gen
eral way. Offerings we're not very large while
the demand was fair and almost exclusively for
August and September deliveries. Prices were
slightly advanced and the appreciation was mod
erately wei! supported The receipts of prod
ucts was fair, and the shipments were quite
large July started at G. 35c. sold mp to 47Ac.
reacted and closed at g. 423c. July ribs opened
at 374c and sold up to 755c closing at T. 525c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Opens Briskiy for June-Crop Pros
poets still Favorable.

Trade Opens Briskiy for June-Crop Pros
poets still Favorable.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 81.
Trade to-day opened briskly in nearly all de-
partments-remarkably for this season Of the
year, when quiet times are looked for large
number of country merchants were in, and the
order trade was good a large per cent. of the
sales are, of course. in the way of replenishing
broken stocks, but in the aggregate the sales
foot up quite handsomely. The dry goods men
are still busy. The large sales of the past few
weeks have somewhat reduced stocks yet there
is ample variety TO select from. The wool mar
ket continues firm in tone, and prices range
above the expectations in the early spring Re-
ceipts in this market have fallen below the usual
quantity, many agents have been securing the
country for WOOL The Boston Herald, of the
25ih. in commenting on the wool market East,
says: $50 far the sales concerned the
ago. but it is certain that there has been
siderable inquiry for wool, and wool a
price which cannot be found in this market at
the present time. 1t is very peculiar feature
that the trade here is mplaining bitterly of
the prices at which woods are held in the coun-
try, while at the same time the very houses
planning the loudest buying wool in the
countrv in competition with their neighbors. 1t
is a fact tina. certain clip of medium wool in
of the Western States bid upon by the
representatives of two different Boston wool
houses and finally sold to the highest bidder at
the fine wool sections ideas up, and. while
one two dealers very careful, there
plenty of others to bid M tho prices. The ideas
Of the country trade very lofty. and yet it is
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, June 27.-The Mark Lane Express
says: Continued drought and cold east winds
have greatly reduced the chances of barley and
oats Wheat is in need of rain Trade WAS dull
during the week and prices were generally in
favor of buyers. Sales of English wheat dur
ing the week were &c. Sic quarters. at 35s Id.
against 81, 795 quarters az 3ls Id during cor
responding week last year. Foreign wheat
without feature, and gives no con-
situation of the worlds wheat market
is such to give buyers confidence of improve
ment in the near future. There were three ar
rivals off coast three sales and three cargoes
main. Maize was steadier. To-day wheat was
dull and in favor OF buyers. English and Aus
tralian were Id easier. Country -four scarce
and steady, while most foreign kinds were Cd
cheaper. Barley was dull.
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light we'll washed and in good order Is 03Oc; bury
and understandable. according to their value.


light, well washed and in good order, IS 03Oc; bury
and understandable, according to their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs--Steam lard &c: sweet picked
hams. 10 p 10 75c sweet picked shoulders $50
short ribs. 7.75c
JoBBING PRIcEs-Smoked Meats-Suear curod
hams, 10 70 II lbs average, 12c; Is fts average.
IL l2c; 17la TBS average, ii lac; 20 lbs average
104c; % IDS average and over 1Ul4c; Cali.
forna hams 10 to IL lbs average She. California
hams 10 to 1S fbs average Sc, sugar-cured break
fast bacon clear. light medium. 1Oc; sugar-cured
breakfast bacon. clear. heavy average. 9lec: sugar
cured shoulders, 10 to IL lbs average Slac; dried
beef hams Primrose brand. lac aried beef hams.
Hoosier brand 121ac. Bacon. clear sides, 25 to 35
lbs average. 914c 40 lbs and average. &c. backs,
medium weight. Sc bellies medium weight. 9l9c.
Dry salt and Picked Meats-Cear sides tunsmoketi).
Soc clear backs tunsmokedI l2c; clear bellies tun-
smokey. si2c; clear bean pork " brl 200 fbs.
SIG; ham and rump pork. to 3.tb pieces. without
bone $14 Boogna-Skin large or small 7c; cloth.
rendered tierces Sl4c: in q brls. S5sc in Sob
in 1O0ft $3.50; 20 cans in So ID cases,
Sl2e: lob cans in Cob cases. sa4c. Refined LARD
In tierces. 6ac 50-fb cans in 10O-tb cases, &c.
Clover-Oommon red or June, prime tpreanecls,
$37504 " Blu; English or mammoth. prime (re-
fafa, prime 81. Is $3.50; white S7.5O0S: prime
timothy, 81 lO022 Is p bu: extra clean blue grass,
7O096c y bu: red top. 75c0S1 y bu: orchard grass.
81 65 a 90 ~ bu Southern grown millet 81 ~ bu;
common millet. 75c ~ bu; faxseed selected. 81. 10
D14O ~ Blu; seed rye 75c y bu: old popcorn, 203c
p 10; new. popcorn. go 070c ~ blu: hemp. 31ac;
rv, DC; rape. 9c ~ 10.
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Cash quotations were follows Flour ruled
quiet and steady; prices without Quotable
change; No. spring wheat 69s a 69sc; No. 8
spring wheat. 63e; No. 2 red. 72Ic No 2 corn.
354 035sc. No. 2 oats, 25s a 25sc. No. rye.
SIC. No. barley, SIC. No l faxseed, 81 10;
per bbl.. 500; lard, DER 100 lbs, So So a 6 81:
short-ribs sides Qoose), 81 400z45; dry-sated
(boxed). ST. 80. Whisky, distillers' finished
goods. per gall, 81 TO- Sugars, cut-loaf, IS q 6sc;
granulated. 6 3l6c; standard A, 5 1316c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
MARKET was quiet; IA a 16c for creamery. and IL
016c for dairy. Eggs fairly active at l04 q lie.
Receipts-Flour. 16 600 Dbl; wheat. sc. 900 bu;
corn, So 900 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye, 200 bu;
barley, 1000 bu. Shipments-Four, 18 900 bbl:
wheat, 726. 600 bu; corn 81. 900 bu; OATS 48, 900
blu; rye, 5000 bu; barley. 1000 blu.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at I
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, June 27-Fiour-Receipts, 49,
902 PACKAGES exports, 4 900 brls and ,45O sacks.
Still tending in buyers favor with a slow bust
ness. Sales, l6, 900 brls; common to good extra
Western and State. SO Is a 3 co. good to choice
extra Western and State. 81 IS as; common to
choice white wheat Western extra. "a so a 65;
fancy white wheat Western extra, 81 7O95; COM
mon good extra Ohio. So Is as; common to
choice extra ST. Louis. SO. 1905
Wheat-R-ceipts. $50, $50 bu; exports. lie. $50.
Spot lots firm and in some cases a trifie better.
Export trading fairly active; options very irreg.
Mar; June advanced 24c, closing firm: later
months opened heavy and declined a lc, sub
Bequontly ruled stronger and rallied &c. clos
Ing firm. Speculation only moderate; sales,
t,264 Oo0 bu futures and 3os OoO bu spot; No. 2
spring. S3A SAC: No. Northern. S5lc; No.
hard, 81 a SSc; graded red, SO 90Ac: No 3 red,
Bic; No. 2 red. 93c in elevator 81 a sac afoar,
Bic {. o. b.: No. / red. 94ic delivered: extra red,
size; No. l white. nominal; No. 2 red, June, 80
094tc. closing at GATE; july, 81 GIG S5sc clos
Ing at 95tc: August, 81 SAGE. closing at SAFE;
September. s4s s53c. closing at e54c; October,
IS Is 16 a 8Cgc, closing at S65c; November. S70
Btc closing at SIZE: December. SSs a S9c closing
st sSEc; January, o9s d9Qc. closing at 90c: Febru
airy, 9os a 9ltc. closing At 9lkc; March, 9lta92.c,
closing at 924c; April 92s a 93sc. closing at 93sc;
May. 949 194sc, closing al 9isc.
Corn-Spot lots a 9c and options a &c lower,
closing steady. Receipts, 295.450 bd; exports.
g. l79 bu: sales G96 900 tn futures 200 900 spot
and to arrive; unRraded, Act a 474c; No. 2, 464 a
i64c delivered, to arrive and spot; No. June.
,ominaL 46sc; July. 46t o 46ae. closing At 46sc;
August. 46b 047tc. closing at Att; September,
l7f a 4sac, closing at 45tc.
Oats firm: receipts, $4,000 bu exports,
none; snl-s, l3O 900 bu futures, 100 900 bu spot;
mixed Western. 80 635c; white do. 81 04lc.
Hay quiet and steady.
Hops unchanged and quiet
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at 17s 01Sc.
Options higher and moderately active: sales,
So. 500 bags; June. Is soc; July, Is rs Dl6 O0c;
August. l6 10 10 Soc: September. l6 40 a l6 65c;
October. 16 7O1 l6 S5c: November, 10 so a 16 SOC;
December 10 s. tic. January l6 95 a 4 05c
February l70l7 05c; March, l70l7 Zoe; April,
IL 05117.10c.
Croix, age; Trinidad, Acc; refined quiet; off A,
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MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Further Liquidation Causes Depression in
Some of the Leading Shares.
NEW YORK, June 27.-Money call was
stringent, ranging from 5 per cent. per annum
70 per cent and interest per diem, closing at
jper cent bid
Prime mercantile paper $40 per cent,
Sterling exchange dull and weaker at
o. s2s for sixty-day bills and 81 83a for de-
mard.
The total sales of stocks today were 35s, 8s4
shares, including the following: Delaware.
Lackawanna & Western. 80, 15O Erie. 8,945;
Lake Shore. 1890; Louisville & Nashville, 49,
SEC; North western, 3,940; New jersey Central,
6,40O; Northern Pacific, 3,s25; Pacific Mail. g.
$50; Reading s4.9lO; st Paul. 3l,s4O; St Paul &
Omaha. s. $50; Texas Pacific, 4,377 Union Pa
ciHc. 7,11O; Western Union. 27,0l5
The liquidation in the stock market made fur
Their progress to-day and although the aggregate
transactions were only moderate in amount, the
prices of some of the leading shares were ma
kerially depressed. The room traders, as usual
of late, were active in bringing about lower
range Of quotations, and as result the
market was feverish. and unsettled through
out the day. There was very lit.
tie support given to prices, and London
appeared as a seller. The money market was
also influential factor in the decline rates be-
ing bid up to per cent day and interest
further de cline in sterling exchange rates had
no al parent influence prices. although the
announcement of the withdrawal of fi00,000
Tor Shipment this country created better
feeling for a shot time. The principal decline
was in Pacific Mail, which was depressed upon
stories TO the effect that the Panama canal would
be failure. London sold Louisville 81 Nash
willie. A explanation of the drop In Man
haitian appeared to day, the story being that
pool OF 100. QUO shares had been made up to peg
the stock at 1853, and this being dissolved by
mutual consent, tho stock dropped TO its natural
level 1t opened to-day 40, and after an
advance to 1873 dropped to 127. but closed at
the opening prices. The opening weak
1t declines extending to per cent
Further material reductions were made in carly
trading when a large business done Pa
cfc Mail and Omaha were prominently weak.
These were joined, later. by Union Pacific, and
ures of the day. After that time the market
was queter and Sill recoveries took
place, but Louisville e. Nashville became very
weak, aud in the last hour everything gave way
once more, the closing being fairly active and
weak. with the more active stocks at their low
nst figures Almost everything is lower, and
Pacific Mail declined 81: Reading. p; Missouri
Pacific, q: Louisville & Nashville, 2s; New
England, II; Colorado Coal and Omaha, ii each;
Lackawanna. IL ST. Paul, Is: Wheeling g.
Lake Erie, II; Texas Pacific ana Jersey Central,
1t each.
The railroad bond market was unusually dnll.
There was absolutely no feature of Importance,
and prices We're irregular throughout, with huct-
nations narrow.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were dull and steady. Closing
Quotations were:
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Figures Showing the Amount in Sight in
the United States and Canada.
CHICAGO. June 27-The visible supply of
grain June 25. as compiled by the secretary of
the Board of Trade, is as follows:
Wheat. 80, GO. 02I bu a decrease of 1897, 579
corn. 10, 855 1872 bu decrease of 915 1885, oats
$685. 0S5 bu, decrease of ia. 462: rye, 237, 1872
bn, decrease Of T. 64; barley, 1877, 401 blu, de-
crease of 1858.
NEW YORK, June 81 The following was the
visible supply of grain, June 25, as compiled by
the Produce Exchanges
Wheat. 3S. 900, 212 bu. a decrease of 2. 597, O09
corn, 10, SIT bu, decrease of GIG 632; oats
1897 1S9 bu, a decrease of 116, 7S9: rye. 237
173 bu. decrease of g. $50; barley, 49,, 2l6 bu,
decrease of 10, S84
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safe to say that the market is eoftening little,
especially on such woods have sold
snnable prices heretofore" Coffees and sugars
are strong and steady at Saturdays advance.
and kilograms from the East indicate further
advance. The produce markets active.
prices on most articles tending lower. Hens
advanced half cent per pound. Young chickens
IN good demand at quotations.
GRAIN.
The market for all cereals opened up strong in
tone this morning and continued so through the
day. and reports from other markets showed
more firmness Locally the range of prices was
about the same Saturday. There 10 good
demand for all grades Of wheat, and a moderate
request for shipment Receipts continue light.
Receipts of corn of the white grades are fairly
liberal and in good request for home consump-
ton and for immediate shipment Oats steady.
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steady. Mess pork. Sl50l7- Lard-Refned, sl4c
Butter firm; Western packed. 1I014 creamery. 10
02Oc Eggs firm at is a 15lac. Coffee nominal Rio
cargoes. ordinary fair. 170 Other articles
unchanged Receipts lour. 10,433 brls; wheat
5 600 bu; corn 20. 100 bu oats. 2 200 bu. Ship
ments-Flour 2 259 brls; wheat. 1920 bu.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-Gran quiet. Wheat
No. 2 red. sc. Corn--No. mixed. 4Oc; white Ill
D46c Oats-Nc. 2 mixed. % 029l4c Provisions
firm. Bacon--Clearrib sides 8 80 S75c. packed
Bulk rneats-Clear-rib sides, G6Oc. clear sides.
1850: loose shoulders. 5.75c. Hams-Sugar cured,
1l25012. soc. Lard-Choice leaf. 8. 25c-
TOLEDO. o.. June 27.-Wheat dull but firm; cash
and June SOlac: July 763ac: August, 77l4c; Sep
TENDER. 7Sc: December, S1ac. Corn quiet; cash.
3Sc- Cats dull cash, 2614e. Recepts-Wheat 900
bu; corn 5 900 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 1000 bu;
corn. 20. 600 bu; oats. 1000 bu
DETROIT. June 2Z-Wheat-No white. cash,
SOl2c. Michigan red. cash. Sic: No. red cash. Slc
June. Sic; July, 1880 asked; August, TIC asked;
September. 77aac. Corn 361e Oats-No. 2. 29loc:
No. 2 white. 32c. Receipts-Wheat. 5000 bu; corn,
none; oats !, 500 bu
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